This problem illustrates the limit derivation of a Poisson distribution from Binomial distributions. Suppose an average of 6 arrivals occur during a 30 minute interval. To count arrivals, divide the 30 minute interval into n sub-intervals. On the previous problem, you found the probability p of one arrival during a single sub-interval for each n given. Now, compute the (estimated) probability that there will be, in fact, exactly 6 arrivals during a 30 minute interval, with each probability model: Using Binomial with n

The table shows the relationship between the number of cups of cereal and the number of cups of raisins in a cereal bar recipe: number of cups of cereal number of cups of raisins 8 2 12 3 16 4 molly plotted an equivalent ratio as shown on the grid below: a graph is shown. the title of the graph is cereal bars. the horizontal axis label is cereal in cups. the x-axis values are 0, 20, 40, 60, 80,100. the vertical axis label is raisins in cups. the y-axis values are 0, 10, 20, 30, 40, 50. a point is plotted on the ordered pair 40,20. which of these explains why the point molly plotted is incorrect? (a) if the number of cups of cereal is 40, then the number of cups of raisins will be10. (b)if the number of cups of raisins is 40, then the number of cups of cereal will be10. (c) if the number of cups of cereal is 40, then the number of cups of raisins will be 80. (d) if the number of cups of raisins is 40, then the number of cups of cereal will be 80.

If (17, 4) is an ordered pair of the inverse of f(x), which of the following is an ordered pair of the function f(x)? a. (17,4) b. (4.17) c. (4,0) d. 0,17)

Adam used 1072.4 gallons of water over the course of 7 days. how much water did adam use, on average, each day?